When Alex Rodriguez announced via twitter that his doctors had given him to green light to start playing rehab games, New York Yankee fans rejoiced. Well, most of them. It seems that the team’s general manager, Brian Cashman, wasn’t too pleased about the manner in which the news was shared with the public. “You know […]

Tonight, Broadway theaters will dim their marquee lights at 8 PM for one minute in memory of actor James Gandolfini, who recently passed away at the age of 51 from a massive heart attack. In addition to his Emmy-winning role on HBO’s “The Sopranos,” the New Jersey native also had a successful stage career. In […]

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Leonardo DiCaprio joined forces with Christie’s on May 13 for the 11th Hour Auction, which raised $38,827,000 million for the actor’s environmental and wildlife foundation. Thirty-three works by contemporary artists including Ed Ruscha, Julian Schnabel, Banksy, Elizabeth Peyton, Takashi Murakami and Raymond Pettibon sold at record-breaking prices—nine for over one million dollars.

Art and fashion collided at the Ta te Americas Foundation’s Third Annual Artists Dinner at New York’s Skylight at Moynihan Station on May 8. More than 650 artists, socialites and celebrities came out for the celebratory event, which raised more than $2 million for the Tate Americas Foundation. The evening, sponsored by Dior, also honored 30 artists whose works are now part of the Tate’s permanent collection.

A few lucky Manhattanites including Todd Goergen, Lisa Harbert, Jason Silva, Jordan Silva, Andrew Saffir, Daniel Benedict, Ann Dexter Jones, Fern Mallis and John Mahdessian gathered at the Academy Mansion on April 30 to sample Louis XIII cognac’s new limited edition release, LOUIS XIII RARE CASK 42,6.

Calling all baseball fans! An ultra-rare Honus Wagner baseball card from 1909 is currently on display at the New York Public Library in honor of CitiField’s All-Star Game. The card — one of only 50 in existence — features Pittsburgh Pirate shortstop Wagner, who was known for his incredible speed. The German ballplayer made the […]

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After walking across Arizona’s Little Colorado River Gorge on a tightrope, Nik Wallenda has set his sights on the Big Apple. The 34-year-old seventh-generation daredevil is seeking permission to walk on a tightrope from the Chrysler building to the Empire State building, but NYPD Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly says the permit would likely be denied. […]